Specialist services aimed at maximising independence for those recovering from brain and spinal injury and neurological conditions.

Pathfinders UK seeks to empower young people to achieve whilst building confidence and resilience.

Talbot House is a Support service for parent/carers of people who have learning disabilities who live in the manchester area.

To advance the christian religion, for the public benefit, in such ways and such means as the trustees shall deem fit.

Provision of support, care and accommodation for people with learning or physical disabilities, to enable them to have fulfilling lives.

Community centre and sports club

As detailed in the charity objects

The Charity provides exercise classes for those who have neurological conditions that would benefit from such activities.

Assist is a volunteer-led charity based in Withington, (est 1969).

Providing services and facilities to rehabilitate and relieve from their disablities persons who have suffered head injuries and who reside in Greater Manchester and are receiving or have received medical treatment.

The promotion and delivery of community classes, courses and workshops across Greater Manchester using qualified teachers, coaches and instructors of Weihai Lishi Quanfa.

Religious and community activities maintained throughout the week, not only Sundays.

To advance education for the public benefit and narrowing the achievement GAP for disadvantaged pupils by providing tutorial and supplementary education in Maths, English ,computer etc, employabilities skills.To relieve…

Training, advice, counselling and support in accordance with Jewish traditions.

Fundraising for and developing the school community

The advancement of the Christian faith worldwide and the relief of poverty

To advance the Christian Faith according to our statement of beliefs by holding prayer meetings, lecturers, religious festivals and distributing Christian literature

We are working closely with the African community groups we have mentioned above I.e. There are over 44,690 Black Africans in Greater Manchester according to the office of national statistics 2011 census.

Provision of a Village Hall main hall and smaller rooms